Staff presented options for amenities at Stonelake Park, including a playground, dog park, or sprayground. Residents voted for their preferred options and the top three choices were a small water play area, dog park, and upgraded playground. To address these preferences, staff proposed three options that combine two amenities at Nottoli Park, along with a pathway to the nearby school. Residents will vote on the three options and the selected design will be approved by the board, with construction planned from 2014-2015 pending environmental review.

1. STONELAKE PARK AMENITYSTONELAKE PARK AMENITY
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2. PARK SITE
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3. STONELAKE PARK AMENITYSTONELAKE PARK AMENITY
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 Staff presented a list of possible amenity/locationStaff presented a list of possible amenity/location
options (15 amenities, 3 park locations)options (15 amenities, 3 park locations)
 ($360,000) Funds are available($360,000) Funds are available
 Stonelake residents asked to vote for amenitiesStonelake residents asked to vote for amenities
and location. (2 weeks online)and location. (2 weeks online)
Stonelake Park AmenityStonelake Park Amenity
March 13March 13thth
Meeting RecapMeeting Recap

4. STONELAKE PARK AMENITYSTONELAKE PARK AMENITY
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Types of Park Amenities in Survey VoteTypes of Park Amenities in Survey Vote
 Bocce Ball CourtBocce Ball Court
 Horseshoes PitHorseshoes Pit
 Meditation/ plazaMeditation/ plaza
 Basketball Court (Half Court)Basketball Court (Half Court)
 Skate Elements (street)Skate Elements (street)
 Adult Fitness (2)Adult Fitness (2)
 Putting GreenPutting Green
 Small Playground (Swings)Small Playground (Swings)
 Landscape ImprovementsLandscape Improvements
Small - $110,000Small - $110,000
Medium- $110,000 – 220,000Medium- $110,000 – 220,000
 Picnic Area w/ Shade ShelterPicnic Area w/ Shade Shelter
 Small Water PlaySmall Water Play
 Volleyball Court (synthetic)Volleyball Court (synthetic)
 Tennis CourtTennis Court
High- $220,000 – 330,000High- $220,000 – 330,000
 Playground AdditionPlayground Addition
 Dog ParkDog Park
 Large Skate Element (Bowl)Large Skate Element (Bowl)

5. STONELAKE PARK AMENITYSTONELAKE PARK AMENITY
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 CSD received a total of 145 valid votes (excl multiple per household)CSD received a total of 145 valid votes (excl multiple per household)
 Dog Park at Nottoli 51 votes (all parks – 61)Dog Park at Nottoli 51 votes (all parks – 61)
 Small Water Play at Nottoli 40 votes (all parks – 68)Small Water Play at Nottoli 40 votes (all parks – 68)
 Playground Upgrade at Nottoli 35 votes (all parks – 70)Playground Upgrade at Nottoli 35 votes (all parks – 70)
 Other ideas – Pathway connection to schoolOther ideas – Pathway connection to school
Stonelake Park AmenityStonelake Park Amenity
Voting RecapVoting Recap

6. STONELAKE PARK AMENITYSTONELAKE PARK AMENITY
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 Voting goal – to find out the most/least desired amenity/amenities only.Voting goal – to find out the most/least desired amenity/amenities only.
(more like a survey/poll not an election)(more like a survey/poll not an election)
 No one amenity received a majority (50% or more)No one amenity received a majority (50% or more)
 Three amenities received the most votesThree amenities received the most votes
 Small Water PlaySmall Water Play
 Dog ParkDog Park
 Playground UpgradePlayground Upgrade
 CSD proposes three options that address communityCSD proposes three options that address community
preferences/differences based on voting – consensus planspreferences/differences based on voting – consensus plans
 Each option includes two amenities reduced in size from originalEach option includes two amenities reduced in size from original
 All options are at Nottoli ParkAll options are at Nottoli Park
 All options include pathway connection to Elliot Ranch Elementary SchoolAll options include pathway connection to Elliot Ranch Elementary School
AnalysisAnalysis

7. STONELAKE PARK AMENITYSTONELAKE PARK AMENITY
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Option 1 Playground/Dog ParkOption 1 Playground/Dog Park

8. STONELAKE PARK AMENITYSTONELAKE PARK AMENITY
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Option 1 Playground designOption 1 Playground design
 Existing is mostly 5-12Existing is mostly 5-12
 New 2-5 play areaNew 2-5 play area
 New play area separateNew play area separate
 Tot swingsTot swings
 Mostly wood fiberMostly wood fiber
 Shade integral to play structureShade integral to play structure

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Option 1 Dog Park designOption 1 Dog Park design
 Approx 3/4 acreApprox 3/4 acre
 Separate Small/Large DogSeparate Small/Large Dog
 Buffer plantingBuffer planting
 6ft high black vinyl chain link6ft high black vinyl chain link
 Benches/WaterBenches/Water
 Natural turf / some DGNatural turf / some DG
 Concrete entrance areasConcrete entrance areas
 Include existing trees for shadeInclude existing trees for shade

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Option 2 Sprayground/ Dog ParkOption 2 Sprayground/ Dog Park

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Option 2 Sprayground DesignOption 2 Sprayground Design
 Small water featuresSmall water features
 Low water usage – drain awayLow water usage – drain away
 Concrete surface.Concrete surface.
 Seat WallsSeat Walls
 ShadeShade
 Buffer PlantingBuffer Planting

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Option 3 Sprayground/ PlaygroundOption 3 Sprayground/ Playground
 Water play and playground areas integratedWater play and playground areas integrated
into one complete layoutinto one complete layout
 Additional landscape treatmentAdditional landscape treatment

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Voting for OptionsVoting for Options
 Residents to choose just one optionResidents to choose just one option
 Voting – hard copy or on line atVoting – hard copy or on line at
http://www.yourcsd.com/parks/park_development.asphttp://www.yourcsd.com/parks/park_development.asp
 Voting open for 2 weeks (closes May 9Voting open for 2 weeks (closes May 9thth
))
 Results available approx. May 15Results available approx. May 15thth
 If votes are close CSD Board will decide on final optionIf votes are close CSD Board will decide on final option
(public hearing)(public hearing)

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Next StepsNext Steps
 Analysis of Votes – Staff recommendation for one optionAnalysis of Votes – Staff recommendation for one option
 CSD Board Approval at Regular Board Meeting (estimate June 19CSD Board Approval at Regular Board Meeting (estimate June 19thth
open toopen to
public).public).
 (CEQA) Some community members have expressed concern over(CEQA) Some community members have expressed concern over
environmental impacts of the project. Depending on the level ofenvironmental impacts of the project. Depending on the level of
objections this process could take anywhere from two months to 12objections this process could take anywhere from two months to 12
months or longer. (Project delayed)months or longer. (Project delayed)
 Construction Documents Fall 2013Construction Documents Fall 2013
 Out to Bid Winter/Spring 2014Out to Bid Winter/Spring 2014
 Construction Spring/Summer 2014Construction Spring/Summer 2014
 Open to public Summer/Fall 2014Open to public Summer/Fall 2014